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The Western Fair
September 9-18 2011
The Western Fair has been an annual event in London since 1868, and has grown to become Canada's seventh largest fair. The fair runs for 10 days every September bringing over 250,000 tourists from Southwestern Ontario and farther. Each year the program expands to include more exhibits, concerts and animals. The Western Fair District is home to three NHL-sized hockey rinks, an Olympic-sized rink, a horse racing track, OLG Slots, a restaurant, a concert venue and more.
Advance tickets also available in person at:
Western Fair Tickets:
Admission:
Children (4 yrs & younger) Free
Children (5-10 years) $5.00 ($4.00 advance)
General (11 yrs & older) $12.00 ($8.00 advance)
Seniors (60 yrs & older) $8.00
Ride All Day Fun Passes:
*Ride All Day Fun Passes advance - $35.00
*Ride All Day Fun Passes - $40.00
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The Ride All Day Fun Pass is good for both the Adult and Kiddyland midway
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Some height restrictions apply
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Ride all day fun pass NOT accepted in 2 For 1 Ride Promotion MON-THURS. Only Midway coupons accepted for 2 For 1 Promotion. Some exceptions apply – i.e. Pony Rides
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Fun pass valid one day of the fair
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Fun pass does not include fair admission
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31st Annual UWO Department of English Summer Shakespeare production
Antony and Cleopatra is Shakespeare’s multifaceted tragedy about two of the most famous lovers in history. Arguably the most seductive and complex of Shakespeare’s heroines, as well as a powerful and controversial historical figure, Cleopatra VII, Queen of Egypt in the 1st century BC, continues to fascinate scholars, critics, and general audiences alike.
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Festa Italiana
The Italian Market celebrates all that is Italian in a three-day
festival in August that includes dancing, Italian food and more.
Evening entertainment includes Italian operas and a fashion
show.
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London
Fringe Festival
London’s Fringe Festival is the eighth largest of its
kind in Canada. Fringe theatre is a term used to describe alternative
theatre, or entertainment not of the mainstream, the equivalent
of New York's off-Broadway theatre.
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London
International Children's Festival
Held last year June 6-10, the London International Children’s
Festival is a celebration of the arts, allowing children the
opportunity to experience professional and community arts from
around the globe and across our country during an annual festival.
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London Ribfest
Who loves eating messy, finger-licking-good ribs? If you answered
“I do” then make sure to include London’s
Ribfest on your itinerary. The second largest rib festival in
North America and is held at Victoria Park.
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The Western Fair
The Western Fair has been an annual event in London since 1868,
and has grown to become Canada's seventh largest fair.
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Western
Union Sunfest
London's Sunfest event, the first weekend of July, celebrates
the music, dance, cuisine and crafts of a myriad of cultures
across the world.
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